Build & play · Ages 3+
Magic Track Train Set
Build the track. Watch it climb.
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Orange magnetic cubes, blue curves and yellow ramps join and come apart with a simple pull and twist. The small USB-rechargeable train holds on with magnets, so it can drive up walls and upside down. The 86 and 147 sets also have white pillars, a red bridge and road signs.
- 68–147 pieces
- 3+ years
- USB rechargeable train
- Magnetic drives upside down
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Not suitable for children under 3. Contains magnets and small parts. The train is USB rechargeable: charge it only with the included cable, with an adult nearby. Read the safety notes
- Free delivery On orders over €39
- 30-day returns If it isn’t loved
- Ready to gift Wrap and a handwritten card
- No screens Hands-on building play
What’s in the box
Starter 68: 34 magnetic building blocks, 8 small round connector pieces, 8 corner ramps, 2 straight pieces, 14 curved tracks, 1 electric train (colour varies) and 1 USB charging cable.
Explorer 86: 1 electric train, 20 orange magnetic cubes, 8 blue curved tracks, 3 short yellow straights, 5 yellow ramps, 12 long white pillars, 6 short white pillars, 3 pillar connectors, a red bridge in 2 parts, 1 USB charging cable, 8 white flags and 17 road signs, traffic lights, trees and stickers.
Master builder 147: the train and its USB charging cable, 22 orange magnetic cubes, 8 blue curved tracks, yellow ramps, corner blocks and track blocks, long white pillars with round bases, white T-shaped pillars, short connector tubes and brackets, a red bridge fence, a red crane arm, stop, arrow, warning-triangle and traffic-light signs, small road signs and posts, 8 white flags and two sticker sheets.
Charging and battery
The train is USB rechargeable, and the charging cable is in the box. Charge it with the included cable while an adult is nearby, and don’t leave it charging overnight.
Box sizes
Starter 68: 38 × 22.2 × 7.5 cm. Explorer 86: 27.8 × 24.2 × 8 cm. Master builder 147: 31.8 × 22 × 8 cm.
Delivery & returns
Free tracked delivery across Europe on orders over €39. Delivered in 6–10 working days. 30 days to return it if it isn’t loved.
Magic Track Train Set
How it works
Join, build, watch it go
- Join the piecesCubes, curves and ramps join and come apart with a simple pull and twist.
- Build it upRamps take the track up and down. In the 86 and 147 sets, white pillars lift it to a second level.
- Add the trainMagnets hold it on the track, so it can climb ramps and drive upside down.
Four builds to start with
Begin flat, then go up. Older children will soon ignore these and invent their own.
Begin flat, then go up.
- Easy
The first circuit
Curves and cubes joined into one closed circuit on the floor. A good first build to do together.
- Medium
Up and over
Add ramps so the track climbs onto a raised run and comes back down.
- Tricky · 86 and 147 sets
Over the bridge
Lift a straight onto the white pillars with a ramp at each end, add the red railing and let the lower track run underneath. Plan it together first.
- Your own
Whatever they dream up
There are no wrong layouts. Take a photo before it gets pulled apart.
What it builds in them
Besides the track.
- Planning aheadWhere does the curve go so the track meets up again?
- Steady handsEach piece has to line up for the train to run on. That takes a steady hand.
- PatienceNot every bridge stands first time. Trying again is half the fun.
- Playing togetherOne builds the track, the other tests it with the train, then they swap.
More than a train set
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They build, it drives
The train does the moving, so the playing is all in the building.
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Up the ramps
Magnets hold the train on, so it climbs steep ramps and stays on the track.
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A new layout every day
Pieces join freely and tracks can cross. Pull it apart and start again.
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Time on the rug together
Build a bridge, then lie down at track level and watch the train go over.
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Magnets, battery and small parts, plainly
The set contains magnets and small parts, and the train has a rechargeable battery, so a few simple rules keep play safe.
The set contains magnets and small parts, and the train has a rechargeable battery.
Warning. Not suitable for children under 3 years. Small parts, choking hazard. Contains magnets. Charge only under adult supervision with the included cable.
- Small partsNot for children under 3. Keep connectors, flags and signs away from babies and toddlers.
- MagnetsContains magnets. Keep loose pieces away from children who still put things in their mouths.
- ChargingCharge the train with the included USB cable while an adult is nearby. Don’t leave it charging overnight.
- Battery insideThe train has a rechargeable battery. Recycle the train at an electronics drop-off, not in household waste.
Questions about the train set
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Which set should I choose?
Starter 68 has 34 magnetic blocks, 14 curves and 8 corner ramps, for a circuit on the floor with ramps up and down. Explorer 86 has 20 cubes and 8 curves. It adds white pillars for a second level, plus a red bridge, 8 flags and 17 road signs, traffic lights, trees and stickers. Master builder 147 has the most pieces, with 22 cubes, more pillars, a red crane arm, 3 stop signs and two sticker sheets.
Which age is it for?
The Starter 68 is marked 3+ by the maker. It contains magnets and small parts, so it is not for children under 3.
Does it fit other track sets?
Two of the same set join into one bigger track, because the pieces are the same. We can’t promise it fits other brands.
How big can it get?
It depends on the set and the layout. With the 86 and 147 sets, white pillars lift the track to a second level.
